High-intensity magnetic therapy (SIS)
The method of physiotherapy, which is based on the effect of a powerful pulsed magnetic field on body tissues, which contributes to pain relief, reduces inflammation and accelerates tissue regeneration.
High-intensity magnetic therapy (SIS) is used to reduce pain, accelerate healing and improve the function of the affected organ. An intense magnetic field affects the tissues of the body, causing muscle contractions and improving blood circulation in the treatment area.
Unlike standard magnetic therapy, high-intensity magnetic therapy allows you to achieve a more pronounced therapeutic effect in a short time. SIS affects deeper tissues and causes a noticeable muscle contraction. This helps to activate the recovery processes and relieve pain after the first sessions.
Consultation with a physiotherapist. Appointment of additional studies (if necessary). Determination of suitable parameters for high-intensity magnetic therapy.
The doctor sets the exposure parameters (intensity of the magnetic field, frequency and duration of the procedure). The magnetic applicator is applied to the affected area, but does not come into contact with the skin. The pulse field penetrates deep into the tissues, causing soft muscle contractions, improving blood and lymph circulation. Each procedure lasts from 10 to 25 minutes, depending on the diagnosis and the patient's condition. To achieve a lasting effect, a course of 5-10 procedures is required, performed daily or every other day.
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After the procedure, the patient can immediately return to daily life. In some cases, after the first sessions, there is a decrease in the severity of symptoms — reduced pain and improved joint mobility.
Benefits
High efficiency
The procedure significantly accelerates the restoration of tissues and joints.
Painlessness
SIS is painless for the patient and does not cause discomfort.
Versatility of application
It is used for the treatment of pain syndromes, recovery after operations and injuries, treatment of muscle and joint diseases.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the indications for high-intensity magnetic therapy?
Degenerative joint diseases (arthrosis, arthritis).
Neuropathic pain (for example, in radiculopathy, trigeminal neuralgia).
Myofascial syndrome.
Rehabilitation after injuries and operations of the musculoskeletal system.
How does the procedure feel?
Are there any contraindications?
The presence of a pacemaker and other electronic implants
Oncological diseases
Pregnancy
Infectious diseases in the acute phase
Disorders of the cardiovascular system in the acute stage.
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Candidate of Medical Sciences. Orthopedic Trauma Physician, Chiropractor, Sports Medicine Physician, Physical Therapist. Head of the Rehabilitation and Restorative Medicine Department.
Rehabilitation therapist, Orthopedic trauma physician, Chiropractic therapist, Sports medicine physician, Exercise therapist, Physiotherapist. Candidate of Medical Sciences. Leading specialist of the Department of Rehabilitation and Restorative Medicine.
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